Introduction of Plant Physiology

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    Quick Quiz

    Which one of the following is not an essential micronutrient for plants?

    (a) Boron

    (b) Zinc

    (c) Sodium

    (d) Copper

    Option c – Sodium

    Which of the following plant hormone is mainly responsible for fruit ripening?

    (a) Cytokinie

    (b) Abscissic acid

    (c) Ethylene

    (d) None of these

    Option c – Ethylene

    Which one of the following gases is essential for the photosynthesis process?

    (a) CO

    (b) CO2

    (c) N₂

    (d) 0₂

    Option b – CO2

    Chlorophyll contains

    (a) Iron

    (b) Copper

    (c) Magnesium

    (d) Manganese

    Option c – Magnesium

    Photosynthesis using the invisible part of the sunlight is done by some

    (a) Trees

    (b) Algae

    (c) Bacteria

    (d) Fungi

    Option c – Bacteria

    Plants normally growing on the sand are known as

    (a) Lithophytes

    (b) Xerophytes

    (c) Chasmophytes

    (d) Psammophytes

    Option d – Psammophytes

    Insectivorous plants grow only on such soils which are deficient in

    (a) Calcium

    (b) Nitrogen

    (c) Magnesium

    (d) Phosphorus

    Option b – Nitrogen

    Substances necessary for autotrophic nutrition are

    (a) CO₂ and H₂0₂

    (b) Chlorophyll

    (c) Sunlight

    (d) All of the above

    Option d – All of the above

    In photosynthesis

    (a) Light energy is converted into chemical energy

    (b) Chemical energy is converted into light energy

    (c) Chemical energy is converted into electrical energy

    (d) Light energy is converted into mechanical energy

    Option a – Light energy is converted into chemical energy

    Which of the following organelles of a cell is involved in photosynthesis?

    (a) Chloroplast

    (b) Mitochondria

    (c) Golgi bodies

    (d) Endoplasmic reticulum

    Option a – Chloroplast

    The ultimate cause of water movement in a plant stem against gravity is

    (a) Osmosis

    (b) Photosynthesis

    (c) Transpiration

    (d) Diffusion

    Option c – Transpiration

    Photosynthesis using the invisible part of the sunlight is done by

    (a) Trees

    (b) Algae

    (c) Fungi

    (d) Bacteria

    Option d – Bacteria

    At which region of the electromagnetic spectrum does the plant photosynthesis?

    (a) Red and Blue

    (b) Green and Yellow

    (c) Blue and Orange

    (d) Violet and Orange

    Option a – Red and Blue

    Which of the following is a plant hormone?

    (a) Adrenaline

    (b) Insulin

    (c) Oxytocin

    (d) Auxin

    Option d – Auxin

    The water and mineral salts are transported to the various organs by which of the following?

    (a) Xylem

    (b) Phloem

    (c) Cortex

    (d) Cambium

    Option a – Xylem

    The food material prepared in the plants is transported to the various organs by which of the following?

    (a) Xylem

    (b) Phloem

    (c) Cortex

    (d) Cambium

    Option b – Phloem

    The suitable conditions in which the rate of evaporation occurs more fastly are

    (a) Low speed of the wind

    (b) High humidity

    (c) Low humidity and high temperature

    (d) Excess amount of water in the soil

    Option c – Low humidity and high temperature

    The process by which plants prepare their food is

    (a) Carbohydrolysis

    (b) Metabolic synthesis

    (c) Photosynthesis

    (d) Photorespiration

    Option c – Photosynthesis

    Peroxisomes are involved in the synthesis of

    (a) glucose

    (b) fatty acids

    (c) glycine and serine

    (d) nucleotides

    Option c – glycine and serine

    The major constituent of connective tissue is

    (a) lipid

    (b) carbohydrate

    (c) cholesterol

    (d) collagen

    Option d – collagen

    Bone-forming cells are

    (a) osteoclasts

    (b) osteoblasts

    (c) chondroblasts

    (d) chondroclasts

    Option b – osteoblasts

    Photosynthesis occurs in the

    (a) Day

    (b) Night

    (c) Day and Night

    (d) None of these

    Option a – Day

    The process of evaporation occurs from

    (a) Root

    (b) Stem

    (c) Leaf

    (d) Entire ‘plants’ surface

    Option c – Leaf

    In which one of the following physiological processes, excess water escapes in the form of droplets from a plant?

    (a) Transpiration

    (b) Guttation

    (c) Secretion

    (d) Excretion

    Option b – Guttation

    Which of the following is not primarily a functional green leaf? of an

    (a) Manufacture of food

    (b) Interchange of gases

    (c) Evaporation of water

    (d) Conduction of food and water

    Option d – Conduction of food and water

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